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1969 Chevelle Pro Touring 59,780 Original Miles, Build Sheet, 375hp/4 Bolt Main on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:59780
Location:

Manchester, New Hampshire, United States

Manchester, New Hampshire, United States
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Here is a very interesting car we purchased in Carlisle PA at the fall swap meet.  The car was built in Framingham MA and shipped to PA.  The original owner drove this Malibu sparingly and always had it in the garage.  In the late 80s, he had the car restored to his taste.  Originally, the car was a 307-V8, so he decided to build a performance 1969 4 bolt main  .010 motor.  Performance upgrades such as cylinder head work, mild cam, Edelbrock intake and carb and Flow master exhaust system, TH350 trans., 12 bolt Moroso posi rear and  F11 sway bar.  Original AC and still works excellent.  The car was repainted once in the mid 80s and still looks fantastic.  Laser straight orig. body panels, proper alignment to all the doors, hood and rear deck lid.  Solid orig. rear quarter and trunk pan.  Solid orig. floor pans and frame with no signs of any sheet metal replacement.  Upgraded 16" Rally wheels with low profile radial black wall tires.  PS, PFDB and rear defogger.  Equipped with an awesome am/fm CD player with sub-woofers in the trunk.  The headlamps were upgraded to Halogen, giving brighter night  vision.  Beautiful original chrome front and rear bumpers, orig. front grille, marker lights, tail lamp bezels and lenses are in perfect shape.  Orig. tinted glass, factory orig. paint through out the doors, hood and trunk jamb areas.  Window felts, door hardware, sill plates are in exceptional condition.  This one owner car has custom Recaro bucket seats, very comfortable.  Also, the rear bench is a folding seat from a 1969 Chevelle station wagon.  The dash board and instrument cluster is original and show 59,707 miles indicated as actual.  The door panels, headliner, rear pkg. tray are original and in tip top shape.  No cracks noticed on the factory steering wheel.  The column was shaved to remove the gear shift lever and B&M shifter was installed on the floor.  Tastefully done, the restoration cost was approx. $40k spent back in the 80s!  Over the past year, the engine was completely overhauled from a reputable engine builder in central PA.  Having the chance to meet him, he claimed the car had less than 200 miles on the rebuild.  No expense spared on this custom restoration of this rock solid example.  Comes with a factory build sheet, PA Title and history dating back to the 80s.  Certainly, one of a kind, drives excellent with no apologies.  Just a "really cool" mild custom Malibu.
Carroll Street Auto is New Hampshire premier classic car dealer. We have been in business for years and and we know how to treat our customers.
Look us up online   603 965 5632 with any questions. Dan 

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